As third graders across the state are taking standardized tests this week, it's the first year that those who do not pass the reading portion of the AIMS test will not be allowed to advance in school and that might have some parents worried.
During the first three months of 2014, there have been 16 pediatric near drowning in Maricopa County, all of which have involved kids under 12. Five cases were fatal.
A Queen Creek boy sat down at the dinner table last week to find out whether he'd be getting a new baby brother or sister from their expecting mother. The answer set him off into a tantrum.
Even though the state's housing market and economy has improved since the recession in 2008, Arizona still lags behind the rest of the country in some important employment categories.
Concussions continue to be a serious issue for kids and athletes, and a group of leaders in the field of study, treatment and prevention of concussions are coming to the Valley.
Auto recalls have been in the headlines recently and consumers looking to buy used cars online might be concerned whether they're looking at a car possibly involved in an open or unfixed recall.
A group of runners raising money for the victims, survivors and families of those affected by last year's Boston Marathon bombings passed through Phoenix on Thursday.
Tesla Motors' announcement that it will seek to build a massive battery factory in late February has led to much speculation about where the plant will be built.
Republican State Sen. Bob Worsley unveiled Tuesday equipment that would be used to virtually monitor the border between Arizona and Mexico as part of a bill he's proposed in the Senate.
